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The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Friday night, at Morenci, Dep uty Sheriff Thompson was severely, though not seriously wounded, by knife-thrust. The particulars, as learned, are as follows: A Mex ican wedding on the night above named was followed by a dance. Late in the evening row started, during which a Mexican drew his pistol. Deputy Thompson, assis- ted by bystander, undertook to disarm him, and during the melee which followed Thompson was stabbed, the wound beng a little behind the hip bone. Antonio Gonzales and Marcela Compledo were arrested, and on their trial, which took place Monday, before Justice of the Peace Cast, they were sentenced to six months in the county jail and to pay a fine of S300 each. The prisoners were brought to Clifton and locked up by our Constable Smith. One of the above. Compledo, is hard case, and a year or so ago received the same sentence for pulling a pistol on a man.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Mrs. E. A. Jones of Arivaipa is visiting Wilcox.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Sheriff Ben Crawford IS spend ing several days in town.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Rumors have been current in Clifton during the past two days of the killing of man called Big Lew,' about three miles from Car lisle, and of man named Gun ningham at Mule Springs. The reports are not verified, however, and no credence is given them.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15
Letter List.

The following letters remained uncalled for at the postoffice at Clifton. Persons calling for any of the above will please say
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Detective Len Harris of the Southern Pacific company and Thacker of Wells, Fargo Si Co.,, were in town this week.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

A. D. Mcintosh of St. Johns has gone to Prescott to identify par ties charged with the murder of Mir. and Mrs. Clevinger. It will be remembered that Clevinger formerly resided at Thomas, and having sold out to the late J. B. Collins, started for Washington Territory. While in the Buckskin mountains, northern Yavapai county, last summer, he and his wife were murdered. Certain par ties were arrested on suspicion and their trial was set for tue present term of court at Prescott.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

Charley Davis came down Tues day and reported a large fire burn ing on Chase creek. He says the fire started near the head of the creek on Sunday last, and was rapidly making its way down stream when he came in. He also says that froir appearances itwould seem as though the camp at the new silver strike must have been taken in.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

The Tombstone Epitaph tells of rich gold mine discovered by two prospectors named Pap Evans and John Curry near Fort Grant. After sinking twenty feet through rich silver ore they struck gold vein over two feet wide assaying S4,000 per ton, and with every in dlcation of its being true Assure vein. The lucky finders will put ten men at work.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15
THE CLIFTON CLARION.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1887.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

The election for school trustees will take place the last Saturday in June. The school law, as am ended, provides that three trustees shall be elected this year, and the trustees so elected shall determine which one of them shall hold for the term of one year, two years and three years, and that each year thereafter one trustee shall be elected to hold office three years.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-06-15

A dispatch from Lexington, Ky, tells of a swindle perpetrated upon our R. B. Metcalf. It seems that he entered into a partnership with a man to buy the trotting stallion Artillery. It was understood that the price paid was S30,000, Metcalf giving a check for S2O,0O0 to his partner, who was to pay the re mainder and own a third interest. Metcalf now believes that the pur- chase price was only S2O,O0O.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
rArAEAANn.sErs.

ID. .
The cable brings news Of a singular
and fatal disaster L Eug, On the pic.
tnresque little lake 81 the same nyme.
in northern Switzerland. large sec-
hons III tAe Dug quay with many
houses ana their sleeping inmates
were engulFed iu The deep waters Of
the lake The loss of life IS estimated
from sixty to one hundred
Landslips have occurred number
Of times about the znge Soc, but ALI,
with the exception of one, were from
the slopes Of the surrounding noun
tains, above the surface Of the lake,
The lake is 1920 feet deep aud the sides
very precipitous in fact simply a con.
tinuation OF the mountain slopes be-
low the water, a disaster similar to
that on the 5th inst happened at Eng
in the year l433, in which one hun
dred and sixty lives were lost
The most notable landslip was that
which occurred in 1906, from the Run
mountain, or Rossberg and complete
~ buried the large and prosperous
village Of Geldau and three smaller
hamlets, KILLED 500 people, and con-
yerted the smiling landscape into a
scene Of desoiation. The SUMMER Of
1906 had been very rainy On Sep-
tember End, an immense strata two
miles in length, 1000 feel in breadth
and 100 feet III thickness, was precipi-
tated from a height ef 5000 feet into
the valley below with the terrible re.
suits stated II also filled up one.
fourth Of tho Lake of l,ower2, forcing
the water out Of It's bed and inundat-
ing the surrounding country The
anniversary 81 tins event Is yearly
commemorated BY a religious ceremo-
ny at Arth,
These catastrophes are duo 10 the
peculiar formation of the surrounding
mountains, composed Of a conglomer-
ate consisting chiefly Of rounded lime-
stone and flint pebbles imbeded il a
ealcifeFous cement THIS rock, itself
extremely hard, Is frequently inter.
stratiGed with layers Of sand which
are disintegrated BY exposure " Che
weather. or eroded 81 subterranean
waters, 50 that the solid supermeum-
bent strata, being deprived of their
support, are from time 10 time preci-
pitated into tho valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
/. SUMMONS.

III the District Court, Second Judicisl Dis.
trict. Terrisory NJ Arizona, IN and for the
County il ella.
Robert McBroom. Plaintiff, IA. susmAn
Rleia and Rudolph Hayee, Datenuants.
Aptitiia btought ID die Diasficf Court nf the
Second Iudiciai District III the lafrse1isy If
Arizona, inand for the County of Glib, and
thc complaint Sled ID aaii Gouuty of Gila, Ia
the oiiiceof the Clerk IL said District Court.
ilae Territory d Arinlna sends creating to
Sussian Klein ana Rudolph EIayse, Defend
aHfs
You are hersby ansnrn0n4d and reqnired to
appear ia an actiou brought agailist sou ~
TIE Abayenanlsd flaintilf, ID the Distr:rt
8Spnrt of this Second Jndicisl District 0f the
Territory " Afisonas nand Tor tiie County of
isiia, and an8wer the compliant flied vi ith the
Clerk of this Court at tzlobe, lii sai5 County
ta copy IL which Complaint acc0mpasiies thss
Sfimuensl, Wisliin wents days texeusiYe of
the &sYni s0sficsj after Che services tsron YOU
us this SotSAtfsis Il served Id this cpnnFvs
but II served nut pf sls caunsy, and within
tbis disttict tsaen Within thirty days, IN eN
other GaACa forty days 1r judgment ~ de-
fa3lit VII HI salsen agAiisst you acc0fding to
tlif prayer ~ SAID eGusF Flaint.
nd you sre bsfsfy notified that f yen fax
IT. nFgseAg MID answer lia said s0ns Aint, lis
Shove reqiiisad tAo sAfi PlaiutfN u il t8lse
5g5iefnent ps iass 0e sy deEslslk ftg tiAt sugl
N tear Aatdff6 a}ia twens ira and IS 90
fl0ilsss tss2 M Is,0j assa COSTS ld siisf5ee&es
sisents "a tsiy heli4l expgndss
i vso iis,e nj has and tAA 6sak
~ i 13islssee apf ~ tke et9sf
dlgftl 9iattips TX thA 1sgrlfsry of
Ayizssa y assd faf We teull II lla this
faas
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The most senslbse conclusion which
the Prohibitionlsfs arrived at IN two
or three years past II ust announced.
Aud that IL that st John As Presi-
dental candidate, i To be dropped,
and Gen Clinton d. Fisk 81 New Jer-
sey, put in hls place II tho Republi.
cans did not have THE best of reasons
for believing that the Republican cam
didate next year would, IN any event,
be trlumphantIy elected, this discola-
ftufe Of the Distinguished Kansas
stateman and philosopher would not
Be pleasing tq them. Unfortunately
for this Democracy St. Johns power
FOR harm, excepting 10 the party which
he iayors, is ended Globe Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The bodies Of The six unfortunate
miners imprisoned On tho l5o9.Toot
level Of the Comstock, were discovered,
after sixteen days weary search, at
1890 o'clock a. n, July 10th. Tha
first one was found on the right side
Ok the Gould & Curry Old north drift,
several hundred feet from the station.
The next was about nine feet further
north Two Others were found a few
feet apart. The last two were lying
together rear The top 81 The drift, on
the dirt that had cayed TO- The search
lug party camenpon the bodies unex.
pectedly, The shift boss stumbling over
the FIRST one, A partially demolished
bulk-head through which tie victims
tried to break, candles scattered about
in the drift, and other evidences, fold
Of their frantic but unayailing efforts
% escape. II il probable that they
were quickly asphyxiated, al tue heat
was intense and the dift completely
filed with gas which. even after fresh
air had been admitted was too foul Ia
breathe for more Tran few moments
without danger The excitement iii
Virginia city when II was announced
that the bodies had been found, was
great, and sympathy for tie bereayed
relatives IL widespread
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16


Read me Ga ny cause, ind b patient that
We may read. ~ SIiAgEsfEAtE.
Tho gFraaest stnay "a Manksna II man.
The greatest study of mankind Is nan.
And who ere his wonarcus hame doth scan,
Ponder and aesisa ID cure an IN,
Whether by deyiee, frnit Or PM
All squal benefactor Il hei aud M haste,
The inventor 81 cathartin a delicious taste,
70 do him honor
N-ho remembered not how the distressed
mother,
Her rhild entreatiea tries tosmother,
That sils insist not he horrid doss be tAksus
phe reusmgmbranoe e'en ppw does nausea
sBaken, and fond father,
To Il Witness of his childs torture, would
rather pay high price,
if money coulI furnish cathartic nice.
we have II now aad great Do Pntis name,
Appears upon Elle scroH 81 Escnlspian fame;
For after long study what would suit,
Has lit upon delicious fruit
70 cure our illa
Away Al oncs With draaghts and pills;
For shethar It be indigestion, liver complaint
or constipation,
or ans disease 70 wllieh Hssh Is heir,
He here with pride does boldly deeIsre,
AKA % the assertion wiil wager big
That i can be cured BY Hamburg fig7
AL Drugeiats, 15 cts boz. I.J. Nick 81
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

An exchange says that alfileria is
beginning to be recognized in Colora-
do as an important forage plant. Its
value lies in its fattening qualities,
adaptability to dry sandy soil, quick
growth, and the rapidity with winch
it spreads. In Arizona also alfIera is
yalaed highly, second only to alfalfa.
II stoe'&il,u would pay a little atten-
tion 70 seeding the dry lands with
,aa'e grasses, the range weuld soon Be
vastly improved.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
Highest Cash Price paid
for Gold or silver BUTTON, al
our Old stand,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

From all parts OF Arizona come re.
ports of copious rains, encouraging
the belief that we are to have the
heaviest rainfall this summer sxpe-
riencsd for many years, at this season.
1t is god5end 10 the stoekmen, re-
lisyiug the anxiety felt for the safety
Of range cattle. Confidence win be
restored and an Impetus gwen to
every kind Of business.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The Apostolic head Of the Roman
Catholic Churcll, after laboring long
and ardently for tile reformation 81
the refractory Reverend pr. MeGlynn,
pastor III ST Stephens Church, New
York City, and failing u bring lin
within an observance ~ rules pertain.
ing To church discipline, was reduced
ID tho necessity of exeommrnicaiing
him, and uow hs herds within The 10.
lacal fold " The anti.poysrty apostle,
Henry George His son If usefulness
bas set and he VIII soon and that be
Il browsing, financially with the tWo
Catholic newspapers ~ New YorS
which sapported him, ii opposition q
the church
McJlynns opposition III tue Pope
cannot be better illustrated than 81 4
reference Ia tue infnriafed aud greatly
mistaken buli that attempted to arrest
an approaching locomotive and throw
Il from the track When MeGlynn
picks himself up be viii wonderingis
sask himseIt gwhy ~ this thps Have
l through seif-exaltation uuGeitated
The power Of the church, ana listaned
% The crazy teachings 81 q SELF opin-
donated denagogue who has not rel
speCt eog tile law of menm at tuBm.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

A novel method to restrain vicious
horses while being shod has been in
troduced with success in the French
army, A shosk Of electricity of grad
mated intensity is given the animal.
The most ill-tempered horses which
could be found IN the cavalry school
at saumur subsidized into qnietness
upon the application Of this device.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Tbs revolution which promised to
dspose Kalakaua rs King Of the Sand
gich Islandess, Aas terminated in
sordy war, a fquabble between the
ms and the outs, a mere 'tempest in a
teapot" The retention Of w. M. Glib
son as Premier was the disturbing
cause, and now that be has been su-
perseded, the conyulson has subaded,
and Kalakaua is stiil King.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The United states is a great cattle
growing country, yet several other
countries far surpass MS in the value
of cattle property, compared with pop
ulation. Statistieians estimate that in
the United States there are SSs worth
Of cattle to each inhabitant, while
Australia is credited with sl0i; worth,
tho Argentine Rspubllc.with sill and
Uruguay with Sl75.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
PaEEE q REp I.QcAl.s.

Mr. aud Mrs. ] G. Ramsdell, wish
b thank their patrons for thsirliberal
patronage hereiafore ana hope 10 "a.
cave their patronage ID their new
line Of business
Cigars az Van Wagenen Il
Eff Kellner 4 Cos started up thair
saw mlll a. Tuesday last and AID
pow prepared 70 iili alI orders u
short notico.
Horses boarded fol 70 cents Per day
as Pascoes coral The best alfalfa
Bay fed-
Fresh fruits and Vegetables con.
stantly on hand and for sale at 2. y,
Ta5lor
II yon want 4 good I,air ii boots d
shoes, can at y schulzes Pilees re-
dnced
New clothing samples just arrived
al q 4. Van Wagsnens.
For the ladies, rihersepe and ara.
sene felt, OF Myers & Selleins.
Fresh groceries constantly ARRIVING
AZ Van Wagenens
Hop Lee Fatty who has 80 success
fully managed tue restaurant next 10
tho Palace Billiard Han, iias Sought
ont the business and good will of The
Pasece restaurant. and u now run-
ming itand setting an excellent table.
Satisfaction guaranteed to patrons
Great reduction IL cash prices at Il.
II Kellner 4 uo
If yop wanta good spit of clothes
custom made, leave Jour order with
Y. 5. Van Wagenen.
Buy 4 Seersueker dress at Meyers q
Sieheins. 1t WIN wash and needs 40
stafchlng nor ironing
just received by Alex, Graydon, i
car loaa of Cumberland coal
WtRea atid IIauers
White Rye Whiskeg Boprhou " his-
Key, Gin, Ripifax Bltters, Port wins,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Maxwells application for new
trial to the Supreme Court Of the state
Of Missouri, was refused. The date Of
his execution was deferred to the 26th
Of August. II is possible, but not
probable, that the case may bo ap-
pegled to the Supreme Court Of the
United States Maxwell declared bis
Intention Of appealing to that ceurt
as a last resort, but has been ,liscour-
aged from taking that step upon the
ground that it would not avail him in
preserving bis life.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The yachts Mayfower Puritan,
Pncilla, Atlantic and Volunteer VIII.
take part ln the trial races the last
week in August and first week ia Sep
tember, 70 decide which shall sail
against the Scotch cutter Thistle for
the Americas cup Tie Thistle has
won thirteen races II Enghsb watefs,
and her owner i confident d adding
one more "a herIist ot victories when
She iaeels her Yankee competitor.
However, She viii have to ouSao her
,pagt performances te cRptnra the
America f0p. The lhissla sails for.
ihs | Rite 9ts abtga tbe
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Ben Halliday, the man who Nestab-
lished the Pony express il 1860 and
ran it between Nav York and San
Francisco via st. Joseph, MO-, for tsS
years, and until telegraph eommu-
nication was established (is62 west VI
the Missouri river and over the Rocky
mountains, died at ST. Yineents hcs.
pital, Portland. Oregon, July sth.
Ihe cause Of his taking off was paraly !.
sis and for some days aud up to hislast
moments he was unable to recognize
his wife and rhildren. That, ii these
days, Che trip waG hazardous one Isl
Witnessed hy the Ia that riders were.
paid 81, 200 a monta They went fy..
ing light; the weight Of mail matter
carried was limited To ton pounds, and
charge for Transmission was s5in gold
fer quarter Of an ounce. The trip
between New York and San Francisco
was made in fourteen days, part oil
che distance. east Of the Missouri, was
BIZ rail.
Russell Majors and Waddell were.
with Halliday in the overland com
pany, Halliday capturing II upon Tie
failure Of his partners in other enter
prises. He obtained a charter from
Colorado for an overland express COM
pany, and disposed Of tito Wells, Far
20 3 %. for s2,Ooo,o0o, which Is ths
same that thai company Is now oper
atiug under. His frst wife and fonF
children two daughters and two sons
are buried Oh the 0phir farm. New
York. The daughters married French
counts with more title than money.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
READY MADE ooEFINs
PROBATE MoTscE.

n tF,a Probate Coaft, IF tho County oi
( Ia, Tsrfitpry8 II Arisana.
ii tie matter Of the Estate Of Charles
Hayes Deceased
Notice ~ apa'lieation for letsera IL Admits
istTHtfons fof 7ast3ag
stiss n hereby giyen tha8 Alexander TfiyS-
pel Aa5 lled With Eha Eefk IL thls Eonft 4
Fetitiun praying for fs0ttsfs 81 Adininissrtt
tia0sbi Ia tharla laa faayae aeoes eg. .
81 10 cg IS ~. u sslsti iiay heiHg f3ny III
4fl tenn tlse a,s EeslM hefenf III
shs saiYsn ~ gfiabe HI tlle saiS 'pdss slsts
aaE been get lae hserilIs haid petition. wleu
ard Where alis nj egsIesi interested ssay sslpeaf
ssd tAS asia E,slatisn sslsll9
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

Collector Of Customs McGofin has
received advices from the Department
at Washington, highly commanding
Hon. Eugene ]. Tippel for the very
satisfactory manner IN which he is
discharging his duties as Deputy Col
leetor at Yuma.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
Bids Tor Building Court House.
Sealed Proposals.

i
WIZ ~ received hy The hoard u superyi-
sgFs Of tiila County, Arizona, At their Office
In Glabe, until 10 o'clock 4 M, July nth,
1857, for tbn Stone work On tbs Court House
e. bs erected at Globe. A, II.
lst For qnanying One Thousand Perch
Of Rock more 0r less, for dimensions, sec
plans and specifications On file III tie clerks
office
2na. For tho transportation of Oae Thous-
and Perch OF Rock, more nt leas, from quarry
tp Court House yard III Globe
afa. For furnishing lime and sand and do
ing the STONE cutting ard mason work oii
Court Houss.
sth, Mnsons bidding on The sbove work
are requested ~ make separate bids, one for
each oi the als8ge iasfps, and ono fnr The entire
work
The successful bidder win be required "a
gise hopas ID asneaat eipal % the amount 81
Glas hid.
TIE Beard reserves she right to reject any
o. sil BIDS
Globs, lAlizona, june 3, 1857
u REDMAN.
Attest 9. y mAruS, olerk
june s-et
PestpnnrmeAf
The tiRe lor receiving prei,usais feg The
alslye Il poatpanei aBtil July 25, 1857.
Globe. A. ~, June 8, lSS7
J. REDaIAN.
GlAsiEpan,
Attess g q. MARTN, Clerk
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

In a suit fer the possession Of a
mining claim, involving the legality
of location made BY a MINOR, the SUI
preme Court Of California decided that
the location Is valid, and that 1t is not
necessary that the person making the
location be over a years Of age.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The anxiety that was ielt fof tho
Crown Prince has been allayed ly q
successful operation whereby the var.
ty substance ia his throat was re.
moved, and tho apllion n Prof.
Yirchow and Dr. Mckenzie that the
morbid growth u not canGerous Il fEl-
IN sustained
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16
sEtERIFF'.s SALE.


~ vigtue II an executioa ianed ont 81 the
nistriet Z pre q 2nd 5Rdieiai District, fsila
S5tnntF AFizsna Territory. datea the 18th
day d May 4 y, 1871. iu > certain action
Whereia ilalisl Reagan, as Plaintiff, recay-
erea inbIuent agaifst i G. Caplin md IA !.
Annan3 as Defendants, for the sufa ~ 1858
aud cost ~ suit taken as S54 10 with interest
"a The ratsa af ten pes cent. psF annnp antu
raid. sat3 Judgment ana c3efs ainnanting ~
shs sum d s7t7 a0 81 ihe 2ld dssy IL Jnne
A. p 1881, have lcgisi apps the following
llesesihed gFepegtT, ta-witi
siue y EtiIla known a thg Eoss Mine and
l0fmsflY kil9wn Az the nid Cox and C0piin
inRs located aboHt eight lsl miles nnrtls af
tilaha aiso oae n lnmhef hogse thereon, ali
sf saM property situated III Globe Aiining
Distsiet Gile Lnentv. Arisena TeFfitors
Rffatsc nBtiee IA hert.sY sisen thar afi Sat-
uriag the Isish dagaf Iaiy q p, 1857, AZ 10
giciSra d. n 81 that LAY AZ public Hnetiu q.
1lebe, u tront d Shsfiiis office, viii sell
HI the fht. tstle AVID Interest ~ tise said i@e-
fNna4nis III slsa u said described property "
We hishest ard lest bidder ta satisfy said sx-
ecufion and all ristA
E n. HODGsnS, sheriff,
ie2sfw Gila County. a. 7.
Rssspsnt meat
y aig 2s, 1857 II 81. U1INsS w, Sheriff,
Gia County, A. 4.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

il'he quarantine against Texas cattle
.entcring Arizona, was d timely lAsas-
ure, as slslenie fever Il spreading with
deadly effect among cattle in Kansas
and Nelraska, ana was introduced hy
cattlo brought from Texas.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

tel on the place and good range
With littio stock uponit Mr., sehalze
is desirous oftaking cattle on shares.
Apply TO him at bis boot and shoe
shop adjoining sultan's sters, In
Globe.
Myers 4 soheins ) stock Is replete
with the latest novelties Id dress
goods, millinery, hosiery etc. Also a
sine line of gents scarfs and furnish
ing goods. Call and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-07-16

The death watch has been placed
over Frank Wilson and J. A, johnson
(negro) murderers Of the Cleyenger
family. The executionis fixed for Fri.
day, August 18th, at such place as the
sheriff Of Yayapai county may desig
oate